MAWDSLEY FATHER BLASTS GOLDWYN AS M

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Subject: MAWDSLEY FATHER BLASTS GOLDWYN AS MONSTROUS!!!

FREE JAMES NOW!!! DIALOGUE WITH SUU KYI NOW!!! TOTAL FINA OUT NOW !!!


FATHER OF JAMES MAWDSLEY BLASTS GOLDWYN SELL OUT TO JUNTA "MONSTROUS"
AN EXAMPLE FOR ALL ACTIVISTS THAT THE STRUGGLE IS THE HUMAN FAMILY

JAMES NEEDS ALL THE SUPPORT NOW MORE THAN EVER 
THE JUNTA WANTS TO BRING THE WEST TO THEIR KNEES TO BEG
LIKE THEY MADE THE KAREN COMMANDERS WHO SURRENDERED
WHY THE KARENS FIGHT ON NEVER TO BE HUMILIATED
AND THE SHANS FIGHT ON NOT TO BE DESTROYED

THE RACHEL SELL OUT IS REALLY NOW SHOWS MORE CLEARLY
WHERE THE JUNTA IS PLAYING THEIR GAME NOT TO RECONCILE
NOT TO NEGOTIATE IN FAIRNESS
THEY DESTROYED RACHEL GOLDWYN 
AND THAT WAS THEIR INTENTION
TO TRY TO DISCREDIT THE ACTIVIST MOVEMENT
AND USE HER TO DO IT
ITS SO OBVIOUS

ONE THING IS SURE NOW YOU REALLY KNOW
HOW CRAZY THAT GIRL WAS ALL THE TIME
AND THE LONDON BURMA ACTION GROUP GOT IT DEAD RIGHT

HELP FREE JAMES NOW!!!!

> Sunday Times-UK
> November 10 1999  BRITAIN
> 
> Burmese prisoners 'let down'
> BY LINUS GREGORIADIS
> 
> THE father of a British human rights campaigner serving a 17-year jail
> sentence in Burma yesterday criticised Rachel Goldwyn for cooperating with
> the regime.
> Ms Goldwyn, who served less than two months of a seven-year sentence for
> singing a pro-democracy song in Rangoon, arrived back in Britain on Monday
> but refused to condemn Burma's oppressive regime.
> 
> David Mawdsley, whose son, David, was arrested in Burma for the third time
> in August for illegally entering the country and distributing pro-democracy
> leaflets, described her plan to co-operate with the Burmese authorities as
> "monstrous" and said she had "let down" hundreds of political prisoners.
> 
> Ms Goldwyn 28, said she had been offered a "dialogue-based role" in Burma
> researching the regime's counter-narcotics operations on the the Chinese
> border.
> 
> "I feel very strongly that she has let them [the political prisoners] down,"
> Mr Mawdsley said. "She and her parents have been manipulated by the military
> junta." He was disappointed that she had not spoken out even though she had
> not had a fair trial.